14-year-old Felicia Yong is on her road to recovery to lead a happier and healthier life with her father. Felicia’s hope for the warmth of a complete family were dashed at the age of seven when she moved back home from a family friend’s place. Her parents’ frequent fights made her the reluctant mediator, causing her immense stress. The stress from her family situation coupled with academic pressure eventually led to self-harm and suicidal thoughts. Through TOUCH Mental Wellness' Supporting Youth in the Community (SYinC) programme, Felicia attended fortnightly counselling sessions and learnt coping skills to manage her emotions and reduce her self-harm behaviour and suicidal thoughts. With her father's support and her counsellor's dedication, Felicia is on her road to recovery and building a stronger bond with her father — an inspiring journey of resilience and recovery.

Your donation will help youths like Felicia overcome mental health challenges and rebuild family bonds, making a lasting difference in young lives today.

Despite being born with hearing impairment and an intellectual disability, Yi Ting's parents were determined to help her live a fulfilling life and reach her full potential. Enrolling her in TOUCH Centre for Independent Living provided her with essential life skills and confidence-building activities that promoted independence. Yi Ting has made remarkable progress since then. She now holds a part-time job and serves as an assistant facilitator at Disability Awareness Workshops, where she confidently makes public presentations to advocate and raise awareness for individuals like herself. Her journey is a testament to the power of hope, perseverance, and empowerment.

Your donation will help to transform lives like Yi Ting's by equipping people with special needs with essential life skills that turn challenges into inspiring stories of independence and advocacy.

5-year-old Levon Sim dreams of becoming a doctor one day. Raised by her grandmother, Judy, Levon struggled with language development and reading when she was already four. Unable to afford additional help, Judy enrolled her in TOUCH Young Arrows, where Levon received academic support and participated in enrichment programmes that nurtured her curiosity and critical thinking. Today, Levon is more confident, caring, and passionate about helping others. Her grandmother is hopeful that Levon will have a bright future and believes that these opportunities have brought Levon closer to achieving her dream of being a doctor.

Your donation will empower underprivileged children like Levon achieve their dreams by giving them the tools they need to build brighter futures.

101-year-old Mdm Swee has been receiving support from TOUCH Home Care to age in place and stay healthy through occupational therapy and cognitive exercises.